What 9 serial killers were served for their last meal

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It's the kind of question that gets the conversation flowing at a dinner party - what would you eat for your last meal? Most of us will never have the opportunity to plan our final feast, but Lawrence Russell Brewer did.
The Texas inmate, who was convicted for the murder of James Byrd Jr. in 1988, requested quite the spread before his 2011 execution. Brewer ordered a triple bacon cheeseburger, two chicken fried steaks drenched in gravy with onions, three fajitas, a cheese omelet, a large helping of fried okra, a pound of barbecue meat with a half loaf of white bread, a pint of ice cream, three root beers, and a peanut butter fudge with crushed peanuts.
He didn't eat a single bite.
The stunt ended the tradition of allowing inmates facing execution in Texas to select their last meal. Although the practice is still in effect in other states, price and availability restrictions have become more common.
But before recent limitations, the requests were vast, varied, and occasionally...